contain zval pointers pointing to
invalid memory I understand but I don't get why it gets emptied. Any ideas?
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the map with new instead
of emalloc but should that make any difference (except for larger risks
for memory leaks)?
Thanks in advance!
David Olsson
Sara Golemon wrote:
I'm writing a PHP extension in C++ which need to provide a function
which will take as a parameter a zval *. This z
guess
it is a really simple task once you known how do actually do it... :-)
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Nevermind. The config.m4 was messed up so that the module never linked
against libstd++ which, of course, caused som missing symbols.
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David Olsson
David Olsson wrote:
I have a PHP extension written in C++ which I use for parsing and
building WbXml documents. I have tested
xml.cpp TextXmlDocument.cpp
tinystr.cpp tinyxml.cpp tinyxmlerror.cpp tinyxmlparser.cpp
WbXmlDocument.cpp XmlAttribute.cpp XmlDocument.cpp XmlElement.cpp
XmlHandle.cpp XmlNode.cpp XmlText.cpp, $ext_shared)
fi
VERY grateful for any tips on how to proceed.
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David Olsson
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at someone could point me in the right direction.
Or have I completely misunderstood the entire concept; when storing a
reference to an object (implemented in C/C++), do the object really have
to be serialized? Thanks for all tips! :-)
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David Olsson
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